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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
8
Sebastian alas Benny Costa, charged with intent to kill, was held for Elk county court after a hearing in Jamestown. Costa, located in Uniontown, Pa., is accused of shooting Francisco Frisinia at a Bear Creek camp on Sept 15, 1924, wounding Frisinia who later recovered at Kane hospital.
Harrisburg March 24 state owned charitable institutions plan launched by Public Charities Association of Philadelphia to back a $50,000,000 bond issue voted in 1928 after two legislative sessions. Rep Sterling and Sen Phipps presented resolutions. Dr Charles H Frazier said the aim is to fund 101 years of development and equipment using current revenues.
Mrs Melissa Simmons, longtime Corry resident, died at Corry Hospital today. She leaves a son G I Simmons and a sister Hattie Myer of Gorty. Funeral arrangements to be announced. The Erle lodge of Elks plans to admit 300 more members on April 7. Sciota Ladies Aid meeting postponed until further notice.
The Pennsylvania League of Women Voters announces a second Get-Out-the-Vote campaign to mobilize voters for county elections and the 1926 statewide race. Counties will organize cross party efforts to boost registration and enrollment ahead of the September 15 primaries, with registration opening soon.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hill entertained the Blue Bird Sunday School class at their home on Saturday evening. Bertha Berry attended the gathering which featured refreshments and cordial company among those present.
Wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Briggs in Corry. Mrs Sirah Page returned Sunday after famine stay with Therstin Mendyitle who was very ill but could accompany his sister home. W A Schrarling to entertain Men’s Girb on Tuesday March 1. Mr and Mrs S R Andrews of Mead Ville visited their parents Mr and Mrs John Ohrn. News of Heath of Walter Hill farmer Colts Dimbay Bot killed at a timber camp by a rolling log near Talado Washington. He was 40 years old and survived by wife two children a father Samuel Mill and brothers Leonard Ralph and Fred. Two sisters Lola Schramling and Mrs ALL Smith left for Rochester Indiana.
Schools will close Thursday afternoon April 9 and reopen Tuesday April 13 for Easter vacation. Summer break begins Friday June 12. A meeting of the Willing Workers will be held at Mrs. home.
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